Sentence examples for a real frustration from inspiring English sources
"There's a real frustration within the law enforcement community that these issues are not even being discussed".
That becomes a real frustration to the artist, and most of them pack it in and go away".
"When you go back to last year, when this was being expressed, I noticed a real frustration that neither party spoke to the mainstream of America, their aspirations for their country and their families," Mr. Rubio told reporters on Wednesday.
"It's a real frustration for us when our athletes come back from abroad and say, 'This is what happened to us, this is outrageous' and the standards aren't great.
"So you have more cooks over the pot, and that lack of continuity is a real frustration," said Dr. Ateev Mehrotra, a policy analyst at RAND, an associate professor at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and the lead author of the study, published in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
We kept our width and played well and it's a real frustration.
Fueling these divergent attitudes is a sense of real frustration on both sides and, perhaps more importantly, an inability to communicate and find common ground.
"The public has reached a point of real frustration that is on the verge of turning to anger," Mr. Glendening said in an interview.
She replied, "I think the failure to be able to bring criminal cases, to hold people responsible, was one of the contributing factors to a lot of the real frustration and anger that a lot of voters feel.
There was real frustration, a feeling that if they didn't go now, the borders would shut.
